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THECHARLOTTETOWN GUARDlANi
Get Back
Lost
Strength
You cannot be well if
your nerves me weak.
They are the source of
our energy and power.
,The :lction of every or~
an depends upon them.
If the organs are out of
order, they can never
again do their duty un-
til 'nei'\~'e, power is res-
tored.
Jamicson`s
Ilypophosphiies
strengthens arid vitslizes
the nerves, not only those
with which you feel, hut ~
the inside nerves, the ones
that control the action of
the heart, stomach, etc.
This is the way to cure dis-
orders and this is the reni-
edv that docs it most ciiec-
tuzllly.
Price full pint bottle 75c.
]. G. Jamieson
. : ,
Druggisi
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S Our Repair Dept.
V/'hen yourclocl; or watch
is out of order bring them
'to us and have them _ine-"e
good as we are cxyfri..
along this line and guz.. uu-
tee you a first class job.
If you will let us know
we will send and get your
' Psion l-‘l-:skuanv 14 tigii.
For wccks past telegraphlc advices
from the outside world have contain-
ed frequent references to the tcrrlbly
destructive ravages of tba plague in
Manchuria. It has been commonly
,pollen of as bubonic plague, such aa
prevailed in India in the nineteenth
century, but according to the Lon-
don 'l‘imes this is not accurate. The
Indian or bubonic plague took its
name from its. prevalence in India
and from its characteristic feature of
causing buboes, or swsllings in the
li,-i..-in of its victims. The Manchuri-
an plague ia called pneumonia, ae it
has its seat in the lunge.
Either buhonic orr pneumonic plague
is a fearfully fatal malady, but the
latter is the more eo. In India the
mortality from bubonio plague has
been about 80 per cent. and in Eu-
rope about 30 percent. Pneumonic
plague is not only almost invariably
iutrtl, but is the more rapidly spread
from the fact that the breath of its
,victims sumccs to carry the deadly
.
DANGERB OF THE MANCHURIAN PLAGUE.
Streams of Chinese laborers in tlight
carried the infection into China and
Mongolia. In the meantime some
form of plague exists among 1110 rats
and rabbits of eastern England and
has been communicated to man and
women with fatal results. Rats have
long been the carriers of this drbed
disease. They travel in ships from
infected countries, establish them-
selves in the Portn ati-which they ar-
rive and infect their fellows. From
the wharf they carry infection to
warehouses and eellam of houaee,
and inhct the cats that hill them.
The Times in no alarmiet spirit
points out that the presence of the
Plague bacillus among the rats and
rabbits in England is "of far more
immediate importance than th-edaily
horrors which are reported from the
Far Blast." It adds: "Modern re-
search into plague is still only in its
infancy, but already it has suggest-
ed the lesson that we must awake
from the dreanrthat the new civil-
bacillus, which infects with elual
readiness both Europeans and Asiat-
ics sudiwitli equally fatal results. 'It
is not only almost invariably fatal,
but death follows infection with ter-
rible ewiftnase. And the world has
not neon a widespread epidemic of
pneumonia plague for a very long
time, possibly for centuries.
In three weeks the entire Province
of Manchuria became infected.
ization ie necessarily exempt from
the graver forms of pestilence. If we
continue to cherish that delusion we
may have a rude awakening." War
is being made upon the rats and such
_precautions taken ee it is believed
will prevent the spread of plague in
England, but news in regard to that
point will be read with grave inter-
est throughout the English world.
Probably there is no man in the
Dominion of Canada whom eo many
people in Prince Edward Island
would like to ses ae Sir Wilfrid hau-
rier. There is an obvious reason for
this in that he, as Premier of Can-
ada. has larger control over our dee-
admitted by all, that he is easily
sin wrnrrun ouolrr 'ro
 "visi¥'usf"`""""W'
cams to seo us here. Mr. Fielding,
Mr. Borden and Mr. Foster have been
comparatively frequent visitors. All
‘the great men who have visited
Prinm Edward Island have been very
welcome, and ws have tried to treat
them well, but the Liberal Chieftain
tinles and interests than any othsrhas failed to come, lo, those many,
man. In addition there is the fact, lyears.
The Guardian realises that the Pn-
onc of the two greatest men that theimisr is a very busy man and that,
clock and fix it up in good
shape for a very reasonable
price.
C\.l'l. Taylor  
Dominion has yet produced. And fnr- regrstrtsbly, he cannot come to ssc
thermore hc is endowed with quail- us this winter on account of the alb-
ties of mind and heart which call ting of Parliament, nor perhaps till
forth affectionate admiration coupledafter the Coronation and the Colo-
witn universal respect and regard. lnial Conference are over in tha
For these masons and others. in- spring. But we hope and trust that
cluding the fact that it is some twcn-, when those great convocatlons are
Phone 353-] “Jeweler
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SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NDKTB
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
ANY person whois the sole hear! ofa
family, or any male ovdr is 'ears
vid. mary homes_te_ad a quarter section of
avallabe lfominion lanr1_ln Manitoba,
<Balkatchewa_n or Alberiu. I‘he nppli. ant
must appear in person_:it the lmmmirm
hands Emsncg or hub .agency for the dis-
'fi°¥~ "Mfr .v pr'~xy_may is mme an
anialancy on certain conditions, bq
i1t sr.m_olIier aon,dnuirhter brother or
:sterol intending honiosteader.
utles- Six months’ residence upon
xllxd cultivation of the lundin each of
\ rio years. A homestesrlsr may live
wit in nina miles of his homestead on e
term of at least 80 acres nolrlv owned and
oocuple by him or by his fainer. mother.
erin. daughter brother or sister.
n certain districts a homesteader in
good stsnding_ mav_prf=~empi a quarter-
leetlon alongside his homestead. Price
U00 er nor :
9
Dulllea.-Must reside upon the hom:-.~.
stead or pre-omptlon six months in eeclil
lex years fro nate of homestead entry‘
(nc udlng lame time required to earn
homestead patsntl and cultivate fifty
.acres extra
A homesteuder who has exhausted his
homestead right and cannot obtain spra-
emvtlon may unter for apurchned home-
stead in certalridlstricts. Price 53.00 p r
acre -I)utlss,-Must reside six months In
each of three years. cultivate lllty nays.
and erect a house worth $\1)él0.00.
_ _ _ w cossv.
JJ-»nuéy o»ths1§lin|st<¢r nf the interior
R -_ uautnurissd publication of this
advcrtlsf-innnt will no he paid for.
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w.”s.“@ur;»<v‘riru,"‘i'>;i>;l.“ lf. if.
ty years since his last visit, there
who would like to see him face to
of the Premier’s colleagues and by
. ii . ha Pper
in the days of their political activity
` in closer contact with the
i ui ii nt t ui opv lu u. si °°”‘°°
leigh nlliacgionsalld Bti' C Plrs ?l`u r'l’°°l’l° l*°.r° than th' Premlllr P” 7”
lbeen able to do. .
the other expressed the desire of the
when the party came to power in
it was not tlicn successful.
Protection was tlicrf very strongly
intrcnchsd, possibly too strongly to
The first turuini; movement was the
.
tirut of 25 and since of 33 por cent
ot! regular tariff rates, and he is now
attempting to turn the other ilank
ently and from strong conviction op-
  posed the high protective duties as PROPOSED CORONATION' GIFT'
based upon an unsound principle, in-
, _ ch mth The Editor of The Guardian,
Lgkqftlniinplsln ..... ..rhur.<i. Marsh le imical to the bust interests of the Dear Sir.-Through the courtesy of
r|R§1' (;AB|N Maritime Provinces, and especially of Mrs Rogers, wife of the 1.isut. Gov- ‘ ' l - ' "=  -'
gupgmsslcs . . . , . . . . . . , . . , . . , .
_,nw srnor. a list for contributors to the
up Prince Edward Island, confesses to Coronation gm to than mamma
ONE CLASS CABIN] (Second Cabin) 9011112 natural lmpatienm because the King G90;-3, Fifth and Queen Mary
el§r.i'rl.ui;i.if» - t ....  .ggi »-was m°‘"“,‘,"‘"; °1,',<;"f= by ;;,°==,“=°..;;“,f°"=.::;;. ':.'.'...." "”’.‘;.*?~.'.?"..i" s
. - m as e °
SECOND :AMN g s D51* ydn Dowcvrd the gem :we 10;! blgtni _ _
nurmcss... ..................... .....n_a; °°m° “H “PP” “ “ f B Pf¢'| Th, ,M ,_ of the Bank of N"
r C .1 ii nu r ved th “K”
1‘||||(|) ¢Ag|N l "S" °- an as ea Y “pp 0 ° Brunswick has decided, after discuss-
rcciproclty agreement, for the follow- mg tba mabbgr with Mrs Rogers, to
ng among other reasons: limit the amount to be received from
Botti those measures afford some re- “"7 subscriber w mtl' "M" “nd “O
-““J°*"‘-N- "- tier from the burden of nigh ous-
- /. ea. w k ui-is fs ' -
sf.i.s.M.mu.uv.. c».»ui.»..»: il. um ,mm togmm they ,om B  one pfm ;;“_;‘l_d’:_’ 32 thfnk Boys and Girls always want
partial fulfilment of the platform of UN ill” Will N l>¢9¢ ¢B\'l’l0<l 0\1i» UD
i893, but not yet a complete fulfil-
ment. The British preference tended on” to mu at the Bank of Nw much as rown u folks*
W to better and more cordial relations 3,-um.,wi¢k ana inagnufylag umm g P
I . between canada and chu Unites miyeu with the scheme by signing - - l C. II. BLACK, Special Agent.
 Kingdom. The reciprocity agreement *|19 llsl' “ml W” Wlll °l‘°°’l`f“llY 5°* but strength’ dumblhty and -l ' ' f f ,_-
WHY WE FAVOR RISCIPROCITY. For £11059 reggong, gud with I
-°* somewhat belated conviction that by
At the great Liberal convention of the two aaron, measures referred to a
1893 which laid down the platform of great advance toward Lapin reform
the party 'two planks were especially|anq rgductign has bgm made, in ¢
conspicuous. One of these pronounced manner that will give the least shock
against high protective duties, and and tha leant possible ground; of
complaint to the manufacturing in-
fmffi f01' l”0¢lD1'00al Y-F8110 With f-bv dustries of Canada. The Guardian is
Unlfcfl Bluffs. C0\1l>l€d with a. Dlvilivlled to hope that further relief from
to secure it it opportunity served. our fm-11| bm-dang may yn be brought
about in the not distant future.
lsuss the tariff was not reduced to e Wherefore we act-Apt and endorse the
'.~.-wiliie basis, and thoush an honest reciprocity agreement with the same
vii--it was made to secure reciprocity near-tlnesa that fourteen years ego
we approved of the British prefer-
BUGS.
he met by s direct frontal attack. » Says The Patriot: "The Guardian,
Hon. Mr. Fielding has, however, by however. claims that the Americans
two attempts suse;-ssfiilly turned both have the right to fish within the
flanks of the protectionist position. tl11'0B mll6 llmll'-" Tl1° GU6l`<llBl1 “WST
said or claimed any such thing.
granting of the British preference Every statement w° h°v° umdl’ 1'
based on the law and the facto.
PILEB CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
AC|F_|C by u reclprocn.l trndc agreement with ml5°Az2ny0nlcasIM°E}§f lgtggzfgnughgg dili_
__§Ilg_“_N_T_l ___5_IEAM5Hlp5 th” lllllml l`l"“t”"‘- Bleeding or Protruding Pileslin 8 to 2.221% i
,-< . _.   ‘ The Guardian, which has consist- 14 days or money refunded. l0o.
larger amount will be willingly re-
der these conditions. We would lilrc
ea many as possible of the eligible
past he may make the effort to come.
are H l\0B¢ Oi Dsople in this Province Our Province is small, but is still a
who have never wt Sew Sir Wilfrid. Province sun all the more because it .
is small is regardful of its dignity.
face in our midst. We have in twen- And our again; and ral-ations 1,0 the
ly :wars been vivitvd by four or nvoipominiim are such se can be bm.
(lover-nors General, by half a down understood by s Statesman who .
National Clothing Co.
LAST CALL
Of Our Big Gigantic Change of Management
Sale Of Mcn’s and Boys’
SUITS AND OVERCDATS
P __ 1 WE are going to make
 I #FRIDAY sua SATUR
  i|_ DAY the biggestz days
  -» selling in our history.Our
,,,,=.§.|i.:  .Q ,i,.__ ,_ low price is going to do
\\*‘
 , ‘I _ it for us. _
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Gill.
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  --.s _ 'IIO Men’s Winter Overcoats
==~’ " ~-.  -‘ sa.,
 Reg°u1ar`$1o.oo and 12.00. This great assort- _"WW
==“§ _ ‘-;  ment includes Auto Presto, Chesterfield°§___.__.l;=
~-_ e ' 7
‘ A" ._
_ ,’_=- styles all the latest fabrics
 » To clear $7.l0
52 Men’s Winter Overcoats
R¢gu]a,- 3.2, g;`.4 and 316', These overcoats are all highly tailored of the _
latest design, high class imported tweed
l
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_ To clear $8.60
300 Men’s Suits
Regular $10, $r2_and $r4._ These suits are the_latest spring style which
we have just received and it means a great saving for your spring outfit
c I _ To clear $8.25
250 Boys’ Norfolk Suits
Regular $3.00 to $5 oo suits that will wear for school use well, made with
or without belts
~ I To clear $2.48
10.00 Pairs of Pants
Regular $2 to $4. 50 in all wool fancy worsted and mixed tweeds, well
made and shaped . ‘
- To clear _$1.69
Boys’ Overcoats at less than the cost of manufacture. f
Boys' Reefers for school wear in heavy nap cloth
To clear $2.45
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WILL BE
' MONEY SAVING DAYS IIERE
 Naiional Clothing Co.
i Originators of One Price
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S   Lay By Some Money
For the Future. Young Man
h 0 ad ` f A i h I t ,
Ie tra B1l:’éo%:ilile°inv!e”s'l.li1lglI2. :eIul9nPna9¢l:lllIa'I-ldllialllrdtilaxiltls 
vested. e t e set protect on you could secure forthose depsrnd-
ent ure? you costs vary lttls but brings grant retur e be
vs ae at ou are wi -awake en u h an h sicalll ' fl
MZ y ur llfe Insured willllftyou in tllistsstlmntlioii cfbuiinleile
 h paymenta  vor? easy and san be sulged to your
n vi means. % n to  and ees what the ans.d|\Lifs
tu to ot gznybou-the anada fe is the strongest company on
e con .
style in their shoes Just as
Wi K' Rogers P. l»g.‘l\.‘l‘!:nch
_ for any of our country friends who _ _ _
_ :ends to more friendly and neighbarly may mah to con“.1buto_ You” truly' proper flttlng are Suu more .
are of your carriages.
Let us store yours now
and paint it before the
rush. I
FRED. C. WAIIHI
' N3 Kent St. I
6 -ld6rnpd
'.l‘hat’s the big word to.
day and it applies to the
.elations with the United States,
while the two, ln our judgment tend MBMBVI'
to th6 Profitable extension of Cana-i JUST A REMINDER i essential'   
.Ilan trade and to bstterfand klndlierl ___ ' Th .ll be V h.1d ,
relations between the great familim gi,-_...I would wish to dm, th, M, ere W1 no c 1 ren S
of the Anglo Saxon race, and so to i tontion of some of the scribes of . . Sim le in c0n3t1'ucti0n,iReadlly adjusted 1:0 suit the
, ,M ,,,,,h,,,m 0, the pm, of ,,,,,'Pus_srs' nous sua Murray Huber shoe troubles in any family wearer P _
'ont iNorth to the fact that then are ° , _ .
H. S. Pothlck
.msn is - ' i h af f kl ltedskatesin the bo
  lfnmglgfom/_|f5|:°ft;°'§'bt&m §';’,l:_ Where wc do the 5h°emg° We. ave ew Put 0 mc e P .a . a ve
1 ,
,MMKMOM am mm A mm ‘_ mn. who nm an th. Ulm." My I skates sizes 8 to 11 for SL00 per pair. Call and see them.
amor-one ma pate" gh” num-.| wa. in the above named districts, and V *F01* St1¢_I>y
cams iron in a farm that acts quick- ww up to manhood and wcmmhood '
on th; blood B; there, and also can recall man inei
lr . tract of bee( a Y - '
nutritive me starry wins u some dmc of hurry time and of vlcumt . .
stimulant. No other preparation can l°<l“ll\'*~l°°°l "l1l°ll "0“l¢l “W UG G  Q Q r
sxcsll it ae a tonic and appetizer. 75° vm' P10006 to 00° APPOM’ is The _
I L bottle. ‘lie sure you get it, 11,, Guardian' he weekly column of the _  _'_ _ __ g__ __ __ _
_ __ |____ .___ ru- 4-.__ na .-_ nam.. an _._-.__r__ \_au_ _nn __-
=Not|ce to the Pubi|¢=` _
Having been engaged with
john Newson for 24 years and
Mark Wright for 3 years 1
have a thorough knowledge
of all kinds of upholstering,
repairing, cleaning. cabinet
making, painting, varnishing
and gruining. Having renter;
the premises formerly emu. ‘
pied by my employer, I am
now ready to do all kinds of
work in my line, and do here- l
by solicit the numerous cus.
toniers who have been in the
habit of dealing on these pre.
nlises for so many years.
@.I make a specialty of lay-
ing oil cloth, carpets, hanging
klinds, curtain poles, and all '
kinds of picture moulding, '
----" LUKE HIGGINS _
m,
141 Sydney' Street. opp. Cathedral
TENDERS
Sealed tenders addressed to
the undersigned will be re.
ceived up till _ and on Thurs-
day March 2nd for cheese
maker for Union Dairying
Company. Maker to find all
help and supplies. Also ten-
ders for milk drawing. Plaiis
of routes can be had 'from sec-
retary or any of the directors.
MILTON FURNESS.
Secy.
2-zzdgi.
LAND SALE
150 acres on Brackley Point
Road, Lot 33 with good build-
ings 7 miles from Charlotte-
town. Apply to Peter Scott on
the premises or
F. H. HORNE.
City.
, 2~22\-vdrioi. -
@@§`f_`_ii§l,
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
Moncton. N. B- d H “I in
iii? h‘i§“’“°.u'E'3‘.l.u'i§.l'i¢lii‘}§’°l3o £1-m.
Bituate 'in the centre oi spacious |i'l'0\ll\*l|
“"ds9"'ll'““d°"l.il’§'il’»ir'ii'l>'lf» i'<'>l§lflfillll°ll
ma l s ect '
the sillirimse season. GEO McSWEl!iNDY
FT-Ilf"CONROY, I.. L. B.
Barrister So|lciforQ Notary l’\|l*ll°
Saskatchewan, (formerly of Charlotte-
_ town, P. E. I.)
NORTH BATTLEFORD
Private Moneye Invested ai
8 p. c. Q. 9 p. c.
on Ist MORTGAGE on Impl‘0V¢il
Western Canada Farm Lando
2-l8d|mo.
A A McLean, K. C. Donald McKinn°\1
McLean Q McKinnon
Barrlsters, Attorneys-at-Lew
Brown Block, Charlottetown
3-BC). S. II1l.&D.
n.\nms‘rnl1 AND A'r1'0n.NlY
Bollcitore for the Canadian Ballll °l
Commerce. Montal‘\l9-
DR. JOHN LEDWELI.. M.D.
Richmond Stl-eez,opposite St. Paul'l Cll\"¢l'
Hours until ro o‘clsek to 3 p- H1
Warburton QI Shaw
Bai'-risters,,/\ttorueys, 'Notary P\ll’ll°- El*
Oiiicss in Lfanicron Block. Cl1lUl“ll°l°‘""'
P. E. Island.
._...-
. W. J. MacMillan
M. D.
~ r\0O'ooo
° Physician G. ;\:\’l:°g‘
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